Goo Gyo-hwan X Go Yoon-jung, a Desperate Struggle Against 'Worthlessness'... First Stills of 'Mojamusa' Released

〈Can our〉Goo Gyo-hwan and 〈Can Love Be Translated?〉's Go Yoon-jung work together?

Recently, the new JTBC weekend drama 〈Everyone is fighting their own worthlessness〉 (hereafter 〈Mojamusa〉) revealed character stills featuring the contrasting charms of lead actors Goo Gyo-hwan and Go Yoon-jung, drawing attention. This work has generated significant buzz from the production stage due to the collaboration of writer Park Hae-young, who crafts the bottom emotions of life into noble sentences, and director Cha Young-hoon, who captures warm humanism.

First, Goo Gyo-hwan plays the role of 'Hwang Dong-man', who dreams of debuting as a film director for 20 years, showcasing the essence of black comedy. In the released stills, Dong-man is depicted as a character who incessantly speaks to erase the anxiety that fills him. His loud and lengthy speeches are not out of malice towards anyone, but rather a transparent survival signal of “I am alive here,” driven by the fear of being abandoned by the world.

On the other hand, Go Yoon-jung transforms into the capable producer 'Byeon Eun-ah' at the film company 'Choi Film', attempting a bold acting transformation. Eun-ah is known in the industry by the nickname 'Axe' for her sharp script reviews that hit like an axe. However, beneath her assertive exterior lies a deep-seated deficiency and anxiety that she cannot share with anyone. In particular, the sudden nosebleeds hint at the extreme psychological pressure the character experiences, adding to the curiosity about the story she is hiding.

〈Mojamusa〉 depicts the journey of those who suffer from the feeling of being left behind among their accomplished friends as they seek their own peace. This work, which will turn on the 'green light of life' for everyone who has stopped in front of the red light of worthlessness, is expected to touch on the honest faces of modern people through the intense acting synergy of Goo Gyo-hwan and Go Yoon-jung.

The new JTBC weekend drama 〈Everyone is fighting their own worthlessness〉 will be coming to Korean living rooms in April.